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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05
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eleanly and ven kePE The Court House nas ben
much improved since our lnst eessaos- A ssano
and bar raalinx - besn put mp and goooiJ
number Of ssbstanfiI and eo1fort.bleAeA.an ssse
been provided or the bar, jurors and others Raw
ing bssfnsss in court We oosgrstslsIe he people
on these ya2uzbie improvements hey give 81
Court Horse IN cir o. rcpeessoanfS ana conion
NOT heretofore seen tn our eeusty.
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place known - me nixon Oid EssIy, soeIo De o.
gre,a ad.niage 70 me peopae o. tne eolny-
public road leading nom this place 70 WAsolnSSoo
comfy, By the Osd NIXON Fe.Iy, You'd great1 sod
TO the convenience Of eur citizens; and We corn
mend to<se Improvements 70 the gfomps 40 eAsg
as1enLlon on !ae boafo Oh CoonEy Zen nas ss
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

Hsrah, was married to Miss Ida Stewart in
Washington City . few days ago. The Major
has many friends in Texas, among them the
Post, who will wish him BON eOyags.-Houston
(Tksa0 Roa.
The FLonrDrAH joins the Texas contempora-
~ In good wishes for the welded pair. Major
Elliott 10 one of natures noblemen. good man
and true-sble genial, generous and an honor to
the journalistic guild Many readers Of the
FLoRIDIAH may remember him a. the Commis-
sioDer Of Texas IN the Worlds Exposition at
New OrlsanA and recall his eloquent address on
Texas Day.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

Tine Interstate commerce law had very
noticeable effect on the general trade Of the
country last week. The advance In freight
rates, the inexpicsble feature Of the law, pseps-
rations making on the part Of she steamboat men
70 improve the extraordinary opportunity which
the law gives them combined 10 produce ths re-
suit mentioned. -RaiAeh Nsss and Obserusr.
\ 1T may b Get down - fact that wherever
any community o. enterprise protests against
The sniorcsmsnt Of the long and short haul"
provision Of the law, II has heretofore enjoyed
advantages 70 which Il Was moi entitled, ct the
expense cfothef peopla II was 70 remedy this
unjuet disc!imination that thsIaw wAs pasSed.--
N6w XSrk Wsv51
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

TIE influence IL nev vitality seems 70 have
come upos The Tallahassee country. With the
creative spring time Of the year, thsse is seem
ipgiy the spring time also Of 9 nsw I'm in which
sntespsise suggests and plans the realizaaioos OF
o prosperous fntnre- Of course the basis Of this
spirit Of propes-thb ssnguine hopefalsess, b
the large promise u the nailroAd undertakings
looking In this direcssoo- Long since the seces-
sity Of one direct outlet nofthward had been
severely felt, and the results TO be derived had
been 20 calculated that even il bat mOiety Of
them should be realized, much benefit would
ensua The certainty Of the one railroad would
the life Of eutespsise: bat now when there ID the
assurance Of this enc and the prospect Of sevs-
raj Others, he estimates Of prosperous conse-
quepces afe vastly increased. And why should
they NOT BET The excellence Of this country in
ciimats. soil and scenery, 10 indisputable, and If
several railroads traverse it, b there any reason
to bslieve that It will not soon be thickiY pop
ulatedf Every portion oft furnishes the sites
for pleasant homes, and IT IL reasonable TO pre-
sumo that they win all be occupied when it ID
easy TO get to and from them, and 10 ship the
pfOQoCS o. Inc DOtl DC CfOWocu vi
the older States are constantly supplying settlers
Tor sections opsned up By new railroads, and no
section Offers advantages superior to this, which
with thrifty agriculture can sustain the dense
population that will aid the solid growth Of its
central city, Tallahassee. which will spread
upon the surrounding heights that compete in
altitude with her c.pitoiine hill"
Indeed, II Iess than the number Of railroad
corporations which make Tallahassee point in
their projected lines are constructed, scarcely
any calculation Of the results can be considered
visionary. They are to come from the south
east - well - frsm the north and northwest
The aggregate travel over them will be enor-
nous, and il bat small per ceDtage stop over
here, they will crowd the city constantly and if
bat . small per centage seek investments. there
will be An active demand for property through
out the county and down into the good county
Of Wakulla, the Gulf ceast whereof will be a
place OF winter resorts and benefit to ITALIA
haasee - being the nearest city Of size. Two Of
the reads are projected TO enter Waknlla county,
and prosperity there will assist that Of Leon.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

The 6ubiropical Exhibitisn etock Company,
with capital Of t1oo,Ooo, has been orsanized
In Jacksonville. 1N
We are pleased to learn that the "lfemorisi
address" made BY our towusman, Judge ". B.
Lamar, In Quincy. on the ses6 alt. was mas
teriy and eloquent effort he nsves fails 70
meet public expectation. OaastSsst-
ton.
An indication Of the wealth and growth O(
the Argentine Republic may be found in the
fact that he Legislature hes just authorized the
building Of . $1e6e0.0oo capitol Busnos
Ayres b fast becoming ono Of The finest cities IN
the world.
There b Q mmoe that Nsssu. Burke, Of the
New Orleans zymss- Dsmoersk Belo, Of the Gal.
weston Hssss. and Grady, ofths Atlanta Qbmsssys.
zion, intend TO sssabliAh . daily paper in New
York 70 be devoted 70 the interests Of the South.
A stronger team could NOT be selected among
newspaper men-but We don't believe the rumor
b anything more than rumor.
Some time during The present week We
shall be put In telegraphic communicstion with
Dsytona and the East Coast 4 gread deal
Of the wire b already up, and the cable across
the hvx 10 Hsss's Point WIN b taks9 up, 70.
paired and carried Up 70 the Junction Of ths 81
Johns and HALIFAX Railroad u Rollaston.-
HsiGkku Xan. u ~
The papsn ass Disposed 10 insist that esna-
tor Jonss. II Florida, y crank. We respect.
fully submit thst any nan who rods ~ ad1ssm
On the United States and ihsif insiitutisns nuss
confess Inst b b not only net unbalaneed, bit
that his mind b IsgicaI and lcscIbis, and III
method Of sxpsssstoa eloquent snd pow@fhl.
The speech y vaStiy bsttsr thAn ~ assfsgs
speech mads b 6sns1on sad shows aueh sgthe
ssns piit asa esdseleus sxpssss6cu thxt ~
yssesd O. ". JonA bom ~ cnspsnteTs besch
70 isadafs - Il shs unitsd sleaA 6snalA,
We Do .ot Know ~ eense ~ II. Jenof atsen-
tssksm, bus " - know IT. ! SlsDAg slnd snd
9 great hsast se1ket 1roatA ttss6n isnees n ~
sddrss bs6oss IL fsilk socistiss n Dstsoit--
AaGnts 0tsslIsffba
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

WAsHrNaToH, May 1.-Secretary Bayard has
had several invitations within the past two years
to 60 into the lingo business. which would have
been very attractive to Secretary Blaine. but
which were promptly declined BY Secretary
Bayard. One which has been twice repeated
involved nothing more at present on the part
of the Department Of State than an assurance
that in case Of default in the payment of the
principal or interest of the bonded debt which o
certain Vest India republic proposed to float In
this country q clause In the bonds giving the
United States Government full power TO collect
the debt by force would be acted upon by the
Department of State Secretary Bayard simply
replied 70 this This Government 10 not COZ
lecting private debts with public gunboats. We
will protect American citizens In al their rights
bat We will not guarantee their private con.
tracts" Now, fnasmuch a. there are desirable
sites for coaling stations on this West Indian t.
land, It il at least probable, judging from Blaines
course when he was st the head Of the Depart
ment Of 6tste, that had the same proposition
been made to him Il would have been gladly
accepted. Nsithcs President Cleveland nor
Secretary Bsyard believe thst bullying the small
republics south Of ~ has any place in American
i0fstgn policy.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

The speculstors who bought up trade dol
lars are now reaping their reward. About
$5,25oOoo OF this deprecated currency have
besn redeemed at par. Nearly ali these dollars
had passed out Of the hands Of the pe,ple into
the possession Of shrewd spectators who bought
them ct g cents each. Their profits will prob
ably be over 81, 100000.
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were supplied. Observation-Disclosures. 12,T72
Here then this newspaper, which poses - the
great and good" the friend to Florida, and the
benefactor Of its progress for the pitfdl purpose
OF sustaining an cratic expression, sends ont 10
the world derogatofy and damaging estimsfe
Of our tourist travel, from which II omitted prom
inent and popular resorts that by It's own record
ed estimate Of last year, added over AoAsv-tsoo
aousand 10 tho sum total cf Registers IN ths Stats
And while emitting thase great and prominent
resortA II inserts the scaut arrivals Of sixtytwo
small hotsls Of about the capacity and including
the excellent little boarding house ct New Bel.
lin, in Duvslcountyi r
We submit these facts and figures taken from
the record, without comment ltseems that the
Time Usien, 70 sstablish itself prophet, Z
ready and willing 70 swear away the rsputaiion
enemy a. best we can. The best way 70 hght
misrepresentation u with fhcts, and We oppoee
these Observation-Disclosures TO this foolish mis-
Representatives, with the confident beli9f that the
great public, whose patronage and pgeoeuce We
earnestly desire, win Judge wisely and rixht-
sously between Florida and her Sbog
TIN WINDSOR. ssss5
The Windsor hetel, Of this city, records
larger list Of March arrivals, larger Mt az
April arrivals and . larger lit ofsFriyaIs darinr
the present season than eysg belbss ii I'll N
cheerful hlstoey. This + faet which We pus
against the mis1epeeesat1taon q The zsGs1s.
UsetoM III : pscoksf what pluek. and work
Tie cem6lned e9hst. q now imgotaea celd
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

From the Toledo tOAios Bee, Apxl al
Col H. J. Raffensperge- has just returned
from the South, where he is deservedly known
- great real estate man. In answer to BSs
question Of how long he had been in the South
he said: -Four months, this year."
Where were you in The SouthP
In Florida, from Jacksonville on the east 10
Pensacola on the west also through the central
What kind of season did you haver
"a very successful one 1 CONDUCTED seven
very large sales"
How do thee prices Of real estate here CON-
low"
Very low in most cases; for instance, on
Summit street, our best business property can
be bought for half the price il Is selling for On
similar streets in places of about the same pop
ulation. In Jacksonville, with = population Of
but $1,000, their best commercial properly Is
selling at $3.50 and 1000 per foot. the price Of
Summit street property. Iher Of correspond
ing low rates on good streets just of summit
street."
What about acre property p
Acre property Well. I have heard Of
number OF sales AT from $500 to g OoO Der acre,
which considered very low indeed"
DO You consider that boom S on!"
No; the present activity is due to the gene
y
ing and business center. OF course, the advent
OF natural gas helps this"
Suppose gas should failr'
That would make no difference. This Is .
great coal distributing center, and fuel will AZ
ways be cheaper here than anywhere else in III
Win prices 60 ups"
+ Yes II there comes q boom such IS has
struck Birmingham. Wichita and other places
Properly that IS now selling ct from $50 10
$A0U0 per aero would bring four times that
amount in the next sixty daya am glad to see
tnat the business men here arc doing all they
can 10 avert boom, because it is q positive
damage to any city"
WIN You remain heref'
am offered very large sale, and negotia-
tons aFc now pending OF course prefer 10 re-
main here - II 10 my home. attended the
meeting 81 the Real Estate Exchange last night
and Vas glad TO see the round, happy faces Of
my real estate frienda"
y It true that general era Of prosperity Is
coming over this co0ntryf"
Yes; confidence in the present administra-
uon mas caused boom In business circles al
over me co0ntTy. Money Is being taken out sf
vaults sud banks and put into real estate. In
New York IN the last two weeks rs 900 900 has
oesn spent upon real estate and mortgages In
Ioieoo Within the last ten days 90 000000 has
been expended the same way. These arc not
paper iransctaouA but the bulk Of them are
cash sales that b right hero in Toledo. That
shows healthy condition Of things.s
io0 are Republican, and yet believe In the
administration p
res. Lam - strong Republican - ever
yet when zee my friends John Sherman.
Cnarlay Foster, Foraker and others, who proph-
esied the country would 20 to tho dogs IL Cleve-
land Vas elected, buying real estate and making
money hand over 6st, / conclude they were mis-
sakdn, ana that Il the country b going 10 the
Deg - sbont The way evar7bedy wants IL 70
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

The New Orleans A0rniny Chronicle comes
TO u with the name Of Col Frank A Bartlett al
the head Of it, columns ~ editor and proprietor
We trust that il will have all the success which
1t will merit under the management Of the tai
ented and veteran Journalist who is at the helm
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

On Sunday, the LIST inst, At the residence Of
the brides brother, Rev. A II Manning oaiciA-
ting. Mr.. JOHN E BARNETT to Miss ANA E.
FKLXKL.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

Ths ss.al supply - s0ssss kevspss lscking
In fhis iss1e a The FL0Rw1AS and Tie expaa-
nation b dat both the prepared copy. and the
newspspen from which more vas 70 Be taken,
were lot WHEN The contents Of The editorial
room were transferred 70 fhe street dafin& the
Ere. Othes copy. fncisding hsofs Of correspon-
dsssA disappeared. - aiso many papen Of more
or 1eGn vaina
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-Maior ]. ID. Holli.ter hss been appein

Major J. D. Hollisser has been appointed
General Manager Of the Blue Springs, Orange
City and Atlantic railway and win leave to-day
to assume the duties Of his new position. Major
HOllister d thorough going and we'll posted
railroad man, and under his management the
road will NO doubt prosper q itnever did before.
-Pdlatk1 Nesos.
The employees Of tho Florida Railway d
Navigation Company were paid Of last weak
for the month Of March. II requires about 40S,r
600 . month 10 square accounts, and nearly half
OF this sum b received Ia Fornandin& - BGrMsn-
dina Mirror.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

-..TAs issDst 1issidiahs bodss = llu.sy
Han, Pablo Rsach.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

The Aasst tns Of plain md sy Cfaekss In IL ely
Al :. r. b. RAHpoGRH Co'a
nmGermatGom wanted
OF Jos. 8 Stafford. When last heard Of was at
Lakeland, Florida. Addfess
{ s.Ss +. n. ]. erAyyoHD,
Tallahassee, ia
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
THE W0HGi FOR The COURT.
II" GE,tEEAT. N"SSIONS.

The criminal cases % be tried this
court will likely consume two DAY !,
AID t:lis VII, be taken up IN The tria,,
Of coloced criminals, there not being g
w:ilte man prosee tel before the couIt.
There are 10 cases II which higher
cline is charged than assault and Uat
terry with i1tent 10 XII.
Here is 4 list of them as handed in
oy the I!ial Justices:
Lena Ni!liams-assau.t with intent
to s;;tl.
Lewis Galway and Abbie Harrison
-aduitry.
Sophie Eart:ran-petit larceny.
William Ne.son-larcery from the
field.
Apacov J. camp5el!-:.ali alicious
trespass.
William James-assaalt and battery
VITA intent 70 Kill.
"" ,NcTadIlin aal Robert Nelson
-Lo"se:,Teaai;,g anl larceny.
ice misunderstanding and
larceny.
There a-@ two cases lying over from
TIE last court 10 De tried:
Henry TinGal-i.ssaait a::d batter:
WITH intent 10 Iii; and E}!Ygson Con-
nurs-iS:cery ci live stock.
TIE coaI2IoS PLEAS.
I:.re is an unusually heavy docket
fog t:4is couGt, which will require moce
Zine than the remaining days OF the
week to try al the cases. There are
twenty. eight cases on the calendar,
to be tried by jury.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
Notice u Farmers. 5.

A.nee:!ng CT the Clarendon Agricultural
Socivty vii! be held on the first Monday OF
NcveG.ber-s salesday ut Manning, Al l.
O'ciocs.
Delegates will be elected to the State
Association and otAer matters ofimYortance
WI, come betol2 the society. The menl-
belS are requested and The farmers general
X az invited to a,trI..s.
i;v order OF Executive Committee.
J. Z. T:EDAL.
J {. DAVIS. President.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
UUTNII COMEIS1iONEIso OFFICE

CEINiI tOMElS>iONEAo OttiCE,
NAMING, S. c., Ociobe: 4. 1887.
Persons holding Certificates OF indahted-
ness known As County Bends, VIII p eEt
them 10 the clerk OF tie Beard Of County
Commissioners on OF before Tuesday the Isl
day Of November 1887. After which time :,
payG2ent MI! be made on tiic Bonds present
ed oct Of tie balance OF :;;nJs aow on hand
applicable 20 same.
AL Coanjv Bonds not presented by said
date NOV. l,) viii ae de6arred payment Of
t;.;s fun which is its Gol!ows-ne4' IreasUr-
er,s report, TO wit:
Bc,4ngcs tsom ss;I4r collection III
Guiding balances CT back y@ars
which l2,ve been b@ousL: forward
and made a?:lic::Dlc to '-County
E2na, by sc; q General Assem-
BY, ............ S52L.22 u
Al otlce balances of County
EandS Of b&e! years brou5:.:
fclvsa:.,. aa3 row made anpl:c:,-
be Il p"ylaet.. Of County
Doai, .......................... 3&l.3
Io:":. S"6.20
:. paE.2e:.. OF 80 per cent. is also beng
made on cl;li.~so OF lSSi-5.
~ order ot tie Board Of County censm;s,
Sion@.a I. (.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19

Judge J. H. Hudson will preside
over the court at this term. He IS q
most accomplished jurist and one OF
the ablest Judges il the State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19

Jolnfon's Chill and Fever Tonic. No
cure No pay. 80 cents :: bottle al Dill
kins i Cas- Drag Store.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
vEgNs OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. R-s:esburs & Scns-Special Bargains
Co. Com.-i< for Bones.
J. Furrian BGadhaA-Dairy
Mrs. ". c. Ho.ncs-See Ad.
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ron.
Attera two mouths drought the rain
has come. It is welcomed here whsra
there has been much suffering from
the dust.
Mr.. end Mrs. ". E. Ricl5on-g lost
a daughter about Eve years old, from
sore throat, on Monday evening the
the 18th. This sad death is deeply
deplored by q large g 80 Of relatives
and friends Q: the f;tl ;iv
Capt. \. Levi went to Spartanburg
last week. I!e returned yes,e, 3&y
With his mother Mrs. II. Levi. Mrs
Lewis friends viii be glad to meet her
sgain after her protracted visit 10 the
up country.
The merit Of RED NEAT I'oBAcco is
conceded by the attempts 10 initiate
ii. But don't be deceived Ask for
the watermelon tag.
Prof. W. B. BonLam on account Of
continued illness had to abandon his
school in ForeSton ior while. cad
accompany his father, Ez Gov. 2on-
lam, home. The latest news is t:i;.Ss
he is improving, which is very CRAFTY
ing 70 his patrons and friends
Tie merchants OF 5!aSniDg are c.
fering Inducements this year TO tie
people OF Clarendon that merit t,,e;s,
trade. There is Levi With his big t"o
column Notwithstanding tie pa
tronage cfthe county, ard Ei9by and
Lovns, al claiming to sell as cheap Is
any merchants anywhere.
The family of General Kennedy.
ConnsuI General to Shanghai, consist
ing CT Mrs Kennedy ana two children,
arc On their way to America for the
purpose Of educating the children
The General remains behind
We have moved into our new guar
ters east OF the Court House. Oar
present quarters are more conv lient
for our subscribers. Nessrs. A.; rs
worth & Dinkins have their law o.if;ce
in tie front room OF the same build
ing.
A pleasant smoke can be ha,' by
using Fo1LlS Bzos. RED MEAT 1oAE--
8 good Cigar for a nickie.
Jadge Aershaw has ruled oman ap-
peal FROM the County Commissioners
Of Marlborough, that SneG;:T:s can
charge only constable fees on papers
issued by Trial Justices eolGeto1ca
Eng":!e'.
It IS acknowledged that yellow Ee-
yer is at Tampa. Fla, and si2ps have
been taken to discrfect the place. The
city is deserted by al wlo could find
refuge II other places, Several cases
hayeEsppeared at PaIatNa.
1lSCounty Cor, missicners aayer-
tise that a payment will be made on
~ 80 ootl.'s " - ~, - >e'u,stn @
lns oesi itom t' Ms'Io"s nSc.i NS'ls,
pIu'tee.' 80. w oo-is's a. esseii'I" ot
t;1.9 n.;tb 4Io ria,ls ~ ia ,,o.r7 ~. ~.
Zove,,Isr w tSe S,:t A.. I'll, A.
barred this payment.
-,
Inc ofanch OF to " esttcn tn-on
Ie-esrapn company ;1at las IT'S head
quarters u Ee'lcs SHAVING Saloon
mas 2ccn MAD i;S 4 w:it indian tor C"o
Gays; /" neh 15Aso 'ie reason e2eS
spue'et OUT eaaS someoooy nSs stolen
aoou1 oO .Easas Q! Tue "1fe between
'ne cepo1 ant' eAlS ONCE.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
TiTES: WvTaERS: DAUGHTERS I:

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